English to Maori Meaning of trade - hokohoko

Trade :
hokohoko

hokohoko, tauhokohoko, taraka, mahi, karangatia, tahua, oranga, ora, karanga, tikanga, take, waka, mea, tītohunga, whai wāhi, noho, kara, hoko, pa, nohoanga, whakataunga, hokohoko te moana, haere o te ora, whakamahi, whakamahinga, whanonga, whakahaere

hokohoko, taraka, mahi, mākete, waka, whiriwhiri, haere, Huri, utu, faaapiapi, arumoni, koloa, hokohoko-uniana, kaituku moni, taata tei mau here, karangatia

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Definitions of trade in English
Noun(1) the commercial exchange (buying and selling on domestic or international markets(2) the skilled practice of a practical occupation(3) the business given to a commercial establishment by its customers(4) a particular instance of buying or selling(5) people who perform a particular kind of skilled work(6) steady winds blowing from east to west above and below the equator(7) an equal exchange
Verb(1) engage in the trade of(2) turn in as payment or part payment for a purchase(3) be traded at a certain price or under certain conditions(4) exchange or give (something(5) do business; offer for sale as for one's livelihood
Examples of trade in English
(1) Such cakes are sometimes called ├ö├ç├┐high ratio cakes├ö├ç├û in the trade .(2) a significant increase in foreign trade(3) Workshop practices and detailed technical information is available in guides and manuals to the trade .(4) The local involvement in the timber trade was restricted to manual labour and shifting timber sleepers after they were cut.(5) Home inspection is a trade that requires special training, knowledge, and skills.(6) The big fella no longer is demanding a trade , which wasn't feasible anyway, or to be waived, which was unlikely.(7) Certainly, there are some good reasons why most property companies' shares should trade at a modest discount to their net asset value.(8) players can demand a trade after five years of service(9) Urbanisation accelerated, and with it Africa's international trade in manufactures and services.(10) UK deficit on trade in goods and services in January stood at Ôö¼├║4.6 billion(11) These were the small fry of the trade , the hawkers, who often reappeared with new stock mere hours after a confrontation.(12) Luckily, the team does not need to trade players to lose payroll, just let some go.(13) Prisoners may trade antituberculosis drugs, to be saved for later use or to be traded for goods or services or to pay off debts.(14) a move to ban all trade in ivory(15) By contract, he can demand a trade to any team, minus six he excludes, within 10 days of the World Series.(16) the trade in illegal drugs is widespread
Related Phrases of trade
(1) trade-off ::
hokohoko-atu
(2) trade show ::
whakaatu hokohoko
(3) international trade ::
tauhokohoko ā-ao
(4) trade fair ::
ataahua hokohoko
(5) foreign trade ::
hokohoko ke
(6) fair trade ::
hokohoko ataahua
(7) free trade ::
hokohoko free
(8) trade in ::
hokohoko i roto i
Synonyms
Noun
1. commerce ::
tauhokohoko
2. exchange ::
utu
3. craft ::
mahi
4. trade wind ::
hokohoko hau
5. deal ::
mahi
6. swop ::
swop
7. patronage ::
Tuhinga
Verb
9. operate ::
whakahaere
10. swap ::
Huri
11. merchandise ::
hokohoko
12. trade in ::
hokohoko i roto i
13. swop ::
swop
14. sell ::
hoko
Different Forms
trade, traded, trades, trading, tradings
Word Example from TV Shows
Now, you got supplies or ammunitions to trade in kind,

Now, you got supplies or ammunitions to TRADE in kind,

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2

Which I would trade in a heartbeat for all of this.

Which I would TRADE in a heartbeat for all of this.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 13

We had three Starks to trade.

We had three Starks to TRADE.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 1

The Lannisters will trade your daughters for the Kingslayer.

The Lannisters will TRADE your daughters for the Kingslayer.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 4

There's no point. She knows nothing. Well, too bad. She's got nothing to trade.

There's no point. She knows nothing. Well, too bad. She's got nothing to TRADE.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15

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